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Activities in Alicante

The Province of Alicante offers its visitors numerous leisure possibilities in addition to an enviable climate.

With more than 2,800 hours of sunshine a year and an annual average temperature of 19.3 C, Alicante offers a microclimate with ideal conditions to enjoy any time of the year.

The visitor may enjoy Nature and its landscapes along the entire Province in various natural settings, some of which are Protected Natural Areas.

• Marjal de Pego-Oliva Nature Reserve
• Las Lagunas de la Mata-Torrevieja Nature Reserve
• Salinas de Santa Pola Nature Reserve
• Montgo Nature Reserve
• Penyal d’Ifac Nature Reserve
• Gelada Mountain - L’Alfas del Pi
• Mariola Mountain Nature Reserve
• Carrascal de la Font Roja Nature Reserve
• Arenal de l’Almorxo
• Els Arcs
• La Pilarica – Callosa Mountain
• Molino del Agua (watermill) Park
• Les Sorts

• Solana del Benicadell

Street Markets are very popular throughout the Mediterranean zone. The taste for this type of open air shops is undoubtedly favoured by the climate. These are made of small stands that are installed on certain days and sell a variety of new and used articles sold at lower prices than conventional shopping centres. They attract those visitors that are not typically used to them.
Some examples in this area are:

• Mondays: Callosa de Ensarría, Denia, Elche, Santa Pola y La Nucia.
• Tuesdays: Altea y Benidorm
• Wednesdays: Benidorm, Campello, Guardamar, Ondara, Polop
• Thursdays: Alicante , Javea, Villajoyosa
• Fridays: Alfaz del Pi, Denia, La Nucia y Torrevieja
• Saturdays: Alicante, Benisa, Calpe, Elche y Santa Pola
• Sundays: Elche (handcrafts), La Nucia y Benidorm

In any of them, one may find a mirror, a tin toy, a carriage wheel or a postcard from Benidorm beach from the early 20th century. In the numerous street markets installed weekly in all the municipalities of the Costa Blanca, visitors may come across a desired whim or from an assortment of objects, the perfect souvenir to remember Spain.

The Province of Alicante offers its visitors a diversified cultural panorama, with a wide infrastructure and range of facilities. Some examples of this are listed below:

1. Museum Network. Alicante offers an extensive and diversified range of museums throughout its land. These are museums that cover archaeology to nougats candy, to shoes and toys

   • Provincial Archaeological Museum of Alicante (Alicante)
   • Municipal Archaeological Museum (Callosa de Segura)
   • Benlliure Museum (Crevillente)
   • Municipal Archaeological Museum (Crevillente)
   • Municipal Archaeological Museum of Denia (Denia)
   • Regional Ethnographic Marine Museum (Denia)
   • Municipal Archaeological Museum (Elche)
   • Museum of Contemporary Art (Elche)
   • Footwear Museum (Elda)
   • Municipal Archaeological Museum (Elda)
   • Municipal Archaeological Museum (Guardamar del Segura)
   • Ethnologic Museum (Ibi)
   • Valencian Museum of the Joguina (Ibi)
   • Municipal Archaeological and Ethnographic Museum (Javea)
   • Turron (nougat) Museum (Jijona)
   • Azorin House-Museum (Monovar)
   • Modernist House-Museum (Novelda)
   • Miguel Hernandez House (Orihuela)
   • Diocesan Museum of Sacred Art (Orihuela)
   • Museum of the University of Alicante (San Vicente del Raspeig)
   • Archaeological and Fishing Museum (Santa Pola)
   • Museum of Tabarca (Tabarca Island)
   • Botijo (jug) Museum (Villena)

2. Festivities and Trade Fairs in the capital (Alicante)

   • Fair of Contemporary Theatre Authors (2nd part of November)
   • Contemporary Music Festival (2nd part of September)
   • International Puppet Festival (December 1 through 10)
   • International Guitar Course (July 17 through 21)
   • Alicante on Scene (first part of September, at the Teatro Principal)
   • Castel Nights (July and August, Santa Barbara Castle)
   • Musical Evenings (Saturdays in July and August, 23:00, Barrio Santa Cruz)
   • Medieval Market (June 28 through July 2, streets around Alicante’s City Hall)
   • World Music Concerts (October 3 through 7 of 2006, at 20h, in the Morant Park amphitheatre)

3. Diverse buildings in the city of Alicante/strong>

   • City Hall (Contemporary)
   • Modern House of the Insured (Contemporary)
   • San Fernando Castle (Contemporary)
   • Santa Barbara Castle (Medieval Christian -Modern – Contemporary)
   • San Nicolas co-cathedral (Medieval Islamic – Medieval Christian – Modern – Contemporary)
   • Canon Convent of San Agustin (Modern – Contemporary)
   • Alicante Provincial Council Offices (Contemporary)
   • Santa Maria Church (Medieval Islamic – Medieval Christian – Modern – Contemporary)
   • Fish Market (Modern – Contemporary)
   • Central Market (Contemporary)
   • Santa Faz Monastery (Modern – Contemporary)
   • Gravina Palace (Modern – Contemporary)
   • Maisonave Palace. Municipal Archives (Late-Roman – Medieval Christian – Modern – Contemporary)
   • Main Theater (Contemporary)

4. And some excavations in Alicante

   • Gothic Market
   • Llorca Palace. Municipal Archives
   • Jorge Juan (next to City Hall)
   • Balsas-Chinchorro Hill
   • Roman Town in Park of Nations
   • Roman Town House Ferrer I Convent
   • Ramiro Promenade

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